Het woord 'teppanyaki' betekent letterlijk 'grillen op een ijzeren plaat', afkomstig van 'teppan', wat 'ijzeren plaat' betekent, en 'yaki', wat 'gegrild', 'geroosterd' of 'gebakken' betekent. Op de YAKINIKU Teppanyaki-plaat kun je vrijwel alles bereiden: van vlees en vis tot groenten. In Japan wordt teppanyaki zelfs gebruikt voor het bereiden van rijst, misosoep en eieren.
Met de YAKINIKU halve maan Teppanyaki-plaat voor de XLARGE Kamado kun je de verfijnde Japanse kooktechniek in je eigen achtertuin ervaren. Dankzij de halve maanvorm is deze plaat perfect te combineren met de YAKINIKU pro set, waardoor je naast teppanyaki ook andere bereidingen kunt uitvoeren. Deze moderne Japanse kookstijl biedt veelzijdigheid en met de bijbehorende BBQ spatelset wordt de ervaring compleet. Deze spatels, ook vervaardigd van RVS, zijn handig voor het bereiden en keren van voedsel, en het reinigen van de plaat.
Voor optimale resultaten verwarm je je Kamado tot 180°C. De plaat, gemaakt van extra sterk RVS, is eenvoudig te reinigen, waardoor je keer op keer kunt genieten van heerlijke teppanyaki-gerechten.
YAKINIKU® was born from a deep-rooted passion for fire and grilling.
It all began in 2014, when we realized that the perfect Kamado simply didn’t exist on the market. Slowly but surely, YAKINIKU® came to life. Our quest for the true, original Kamado led us to Japan, where this grill first originated. We decided to create a product that perfectly meets the needs of the European market. Some choices were easy, while others proved to be quite a challenge.
The YAKINIKU, which means “grilled meat” in Japanese, is the ultimate Kamado grill designed in the traditional Japanese style.
Its oval shape allows hot air to circulate naturally. Thanks to the easy control of oxygen flow, you have full command over the temperature inside your Kamado. This lets you sear meat at high temperatures or cook it slowly at lower ones.
YAKINIKU® is proud to be the leading brand for Kamado BBQs.
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The Kamado
It all began during Japan’s Edo period (1603–1867) — the start of a remarkable culinary era. Samurai and wealthy merchants enjoyed lavish meals, leading restaurants to develop large cooking stoves. This was the birth of the Kamado.
The Kamado played a key role in the evolution of Japanese gastronomy. It wasn’t until after World War II that Kamados became known in the Western world, when the U.S. military noticed these cooking devices being used by the Japanese army.
Why choose a YAKINIKU® Kamado?
At YAKINIKU®, quality, precision, and elegance are at the heart of everything we do.
With YAKINIKU®’s ceramic barbecues, you choose a luxurious black finish and the finest materials.
The success of the YAKINIKU® Kamado lies in its ceramic body, made from 33 millimeters of thick ceramic combined with cordierite. This allows the grill to reach high temperatures quickly and retain heat exceptionally well.
As a result, charcoal consumption is 50–70% lower than with an open barbecue. The special construction, featuring thick glazed ceramic walls, protects the Kamado from all weather conditions — making it perfect for use even in winter.
Bring out the best in yourself, your seasonal dishes, and your BBQ adventures with our Kamado.
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